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    Kai Asian Fusion

    3.3 (4 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Anju Noodle Bar

    Anju Noodle Bar

    4.2(401 reviews)
    19.4 mi
    $$

    Finding ourselves down in Portsmouth then Kittery this was the perfect spot to stop into for lunch…read more No wait for a spot and we decided to enjoy two of the window seats. They had a good mix of seating, with the mentioned window seats, bar seats, and tables. The staff were all friendly and service was extremely fast. Very impressive how quickly they brought our food out. Speaking of food, so many of the food options sounded good and we would definitely return to try more. My wife ended up getting the Duck Yuzu Shoyu Ramen and said it was the best ramen she has had. I had the Duck Yakisoba and was blown away as well. Especially comparing to some other similar spots they did not skimp on the duck at all. Along with that it was packed with flavor and both dishes were reasonably priced! If you are looking for a ramen/noodle spot this is a must-try!

    Pleasant pan-Asian restaurant in Kittery village - and a nice change from other typical venues like…read morediners and lobster pounds. They offer a variety of ramens and phos as well as some curry dishes and salads. My wife had their curried shrimp and green salad which were very good. The salad was excellent and the shrimp plump and spicy. I had their barbecue pork bun and was tempted by their ramens but went for the daily special of a duck pho. The pork bun was okay, having a different flavor profile than what I was expecting from usual Chinese pork buns. The pho, unfortunately, was a little disappointing: while the duck itself was good, lean and tasty, the broth was almost tasteless. Addition of their house hot sauce didn't improve it (maybe needed the real sriracha!). And - I got a stomach ache right after the meal (maybe from the raw bean sprouts?). Anyway, wished I'd gone with the ramen ... So some dishes were very good, some need work imo. We'll try it again - I haven't been put off by the experience tbh. Staff is very pleasant and friendly. The restaurant is clean and while a little on the small side, seating was comfortable and pleasant decor.

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    Anju Noodle Bar - Pork Boa Bun

    Pork Boa Bun

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    50 Local - Mussels in a corn, bacon, shishito peppers broth. O.M.G. So good.

    50 Local

    4.0(176 reviews)
    3.7 mi
    $$$

    Phenomenal, start to finish. Warm bread with outstanding EVOO and tiny salt and pepper cellars for…read moresprinkling got us off to a good start. A Bee Gees cocktail for my wife and Local Punch #83 were perfectly balanced for strength, sweetness and flavor. Fresh marinated tomato starter was quite generous but too good to leave a single piece behind. House made pasta starred in the Pappardelle which was generously studded with garlic shrimp. My wife, a fish and chips aficionado, delighted in the flaky, crusty fish and perfect house tartar. Portion was sufficient for breakfast for both of us the next day, carefully packed by our server in a take-out box including condiments. Grand finale was a super smooth, tasty butterscotch pudding accompanied by limocellos for each of us. Service was perfect; just the right amount of attention despite a very busy Saturday evening time. Can't overstate the deservedness of this 5-star rating.

    I was looking for a farm to table place and this one did not disappoint. I was seated right away…read more The service was wonderful. I had an amazing drink with tequila and spicy salt, probably one of the best drinks I've had all summer. I also treated myself to oysters from the local area, and they were great, 3 different varieties. I didn't love their vinaigrette, it was on the sweeter side and it wasn't my taste. I had the gnocchi with lobster was great, I especially loved the poached lobster in butter. Varying flavors. I was offer beignets and I could order less than what came in the order. I truly appreciated that I can less than what comes originally. I just got 2, instead of the five which I appreciated that, because I was just one person. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.

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    50 Local - Oysters

    Oysters

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    Hong Asian Noodle Bar - Habanero fried chicken

    Hong Asian Noodle Bar

    4.5(139 reviews)
    18.1 mi
    $$

    My partner and I eat from this restaurant quite often as take out customers. The soup dumplings,…read moreramen, and yaki udon are our favorites. This is our go to takeout restaurant most of the time for good reason: it's delicious and reasonably priced. We would eat in more often, but the location is pretty small and they are always packed, so there aren't many tables, and wait times can be long (all in all that's a good thing, they are so good people are more than willing to wait)

    This place has been on my radar for some time, and jumped on a chance to try it for lunch. Note…read morethat this restaurant has a small parking lot our front, which can save you from feeding the meters. The restaurant was not too busy on arrival, but then a steady stream of diners streamed in, as well as a brisk pace of take out orders. We had a friendly and efficient waiter, who helped explain the menu a bit as it was our first visit. The menu is pan-asian, but I thought leaned heavily into Japanese dishes. So many dumpling and Bao dishes, I was tempted to just have those, but also wanted to try a noodle dish. Xiao Long Bao and soup dumplings were delicious, and I absolutely want to return to work deeper into the dumplings here. For the noodle dish, we opted for Seafood Maloney, which was an assortment of seafood with glass noodles. This dish wasn't my favorite, had a fair amount of shrimp, but not much else, and wasn't a flavor that I loved. Next time, will try a more traditional noodle dish. This looks like a "family run" restaurant, and I would recommend a stop when in Dover NH

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    Hong Asian Noodle Bar - Inside

    Inside

    Hong Asian Noodle Bar - Pork dumplings

    Pork dumplings

    Hong Asian Noodle Bar - Peach flavored green tea with boba

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    Peach flavored green tea with boba

    Momoyo Ramen - Chili Ramen

    Momoyo Ramen

    4.7(51 reviews)
    32.5 mi
    $$

    Man this place was bad. Given the area I had low expectations and this was even worse than I…read morecould've imagined. The Tteokbokki was hands-down, the saltiest thing I've ever ordered at a restaurant in my entire life. Flavor profile was 100% off the sauce genuinely tasted like Play-Doh. The teriyaki chicken bowl wasn't much better whatever sauces y'all are using are horrendously bad. More salt doesn't equate the more flavor. Hope this helps.

    I found this place through Yelp and decided to come here for lunch after seeing the photos of the…read moreramen. It's relatively small (only about ten seats) and at the time, only two people were working. It took a little bit for the food to come out (my dad was able to go order a coffee at Coffee Break Cafe next door and bring it back before our orders came out) but the portions were perfect for our lunch and my dad really enjoyed his! The noodles are dropped off on the bar for you to pick up and you grab your own chopsticks as well. We ordered the Chili Ramen (tonkotsu with chili oil on top) and the Shoyu Ramen, both with pork as the protein. The cook on the egg was great (nice and gooey in the center and the white was nice and soft) but it was a little cold and lacked flavor (could've been marinated for longer?). The pork was a nice cut of meat but despite being blowtorched it was a little chewy and lacked a bit of flavor also. The lack of marination on these toppings was helped by the fact that the broth was great and flavorful and if you ate them with the broth and noodles, it was satisfying! I think the broth was the best part; I tried both of them and enjoyed drinking the broth by itself even without eating the noodles with it. Overall, I thought the ramen was OK (the soup was the best part!) but for the price and portion I think this is a nice place to stop by for lunch! My dad enjoyed it a lot and was impressed by the authenticity for an American establishment.

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    Momoyo Ramen - The Counter

    The Counter

    Momoyo Ramen - MomoYo Chili Ramen Special: tonkotsu broth, wood ear mushrooms, charred corn, scallion, char sui pork belly, hard-boiled egg, chili.

    MomoYo Chili Ramen Special: tonkotsu broth, wood ear mushrooms, charred corn, scallion, char sui pork belly, hard-boiled egg, chili.

    Momoyo Ramen - Front entrance

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    Kai Asian Fusion - sushi - Updated September 2026

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